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My Good Night Bible

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God bless you, and sleep tight!
Snuggle up with  My Good Night ® Bible  and make bedtime a peaceful time for learning about God's truth and love. These 45 stories from the Old and New Testaments were written to help bring restful closure to a child’s day by teaching valuable lessons of faith through soothing illustrations, alliteration, rhythm, and rhyme. Each story features a key verse, prayer, and Bible word to emphasize the main lesson of each Bible story while teaching children about prayer and biblical concepts. The overarching parent connection helps parents and kids engage these lessons in their everyday lives.

192 pages, Hardcover

Published October 1, 2017

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Susan Lingo

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March 15, 2020
This is a nice bible storybook for young children. The stories are simplified versions of bible stories that are just the right length and content for a bedtime reading for a young child. Each story ends with a short prayer and a word for the day. The book is nice with a padded cover and a ribbon bookmark to save your place. My grandchildren's ages are one and one half, almost three, and two who are almost five years old.
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May 19, 2020
This was okay. It did a great job of hitting on some of the most important stories of the Bible. However, I found that it was lacking in the Christ-centered nature of Scripture. I believe a child would come away from this knowing many of the Bible's stories but not as much about the redemptive message of the Bible (i.e., the gospel) save the last few stories of the book. I also thought it could've used a few more stories post-resurrection (there were only 4 or 5); so, it leaves out a good portion of the New Testament. Use it, but help your kid interpret it along the way. Read the Scripture references that go with each story to (that was certainly a plus!).
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